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Raghu Angadi updated HADOOP-3339:
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    Description: 
When DFSClient is writing to DFS, it does not correctly detect the culprit 
datanode (rather datanodes do not inform) properly if the bad node times out. 
Say, the last datanode in in 3 node pipeline is is too slow or defective. In 
this case, pipeline removes the first two datanodes in first two attempts. The 
third attempt has only the 3rd datanode in the pipeline and it will fail too. 
If the pipeline detects the bad 3rd node when the first failure occurs, the 
write will succeed in the second attempt. 

I will attach example logs of such cases. I think this should be fixed in 
0.17.x.


  was:

When DFSClient is writing to DFS, it does not correctly detect the culprit 
datanode (rather datanodes do not inform) properly. Say, the last datanode in 
in 3 node pipeline is is too slow or defective. In this case, pipeline removes 
the first two datanodes in first two attempts. The third attempt has only the 
3rd datanode in the pipeline and it will fail too. If the pipeline detects the 
bad 3rd node when the first failure occurs, the write will succeed in the 
second attempt. 

I will attach example logs of such cases. I think this should be fixed in 
0.17.x.



> DFS Write pipeline does not detect defective datanode correctly if it times 
> out.
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>
>                 Key: HADOOP-3339
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-3339
>             Project: Hadoop Core
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: dfs
>    Affects Versions: 0.16.0
>            Reporter: Raghu Angadi
>            Assignee: Raghu Angadi
>
> When DFSClient is writing to DFS, it does not correctly detect the culprit 
> datanode (rather datanodes do not inform) properly if the bad node times out. 
> Say, the last datanode in in 3 node pipeline is is too slow or defective. In 
> this case, pipeline removes the first two datanodes in first two attempts. 
> The third attempt has only the 3rd datanode in the pipeline and it will fail 
> too. If the pipeline detects the bad 3rd node when the first failure occurs, 
> the write will succeed in the second attempt. 
> I will attach example logs of such cases. I think this should be fixed in 
> 0.17.x.

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